Just hoping he's alright.
Rapper Lil Nas X was arrested in Los Angeles this morning, as well as hospitalized.
The 26 year old was seen wandering the streets in his underwear, and when officers approached him, he barged towards one of them. He was taken to hospital on suspicion of an overdose of some sort, and then charged with battery.
The story is still breaking.
This is so amazing.
Last November, 'Dawson's Creek' star James Van Der Beek announced he had been diagnosed with stage 3 colorectal cancer.
For the upcoming F Cancer charity event being held on September 22nd, James' co-stars will reunite to perform a live reading of the pilot episode of the iconic series.
Stars Katie Holmes, Joshua Jackson, and Michelle Williams will also be joined by:
Mary-Margaret Humes (Gail), John Wesley Shipp (Mitch), Nina Repeta (Bessie), Meredith Monroe (Andi), Kerr Smith (Jack), Mary Beth Peil (Grams), and Busy Phillips (Audrey) will also all be on hand for the event.
Phillips, Monroe and Smith, who joined the series later on, will each read various roles.
Oh this is a MONSTER of a track!!!
Florence + the Machine have returned with a brand new track titled 'Everybody Scream' and we have the official video for you here!
Check it out:
The single is from the same titled album due out Halloween.
What do you guys think?
I NEED THIS MOVIE NOW!!!!
Jennifer Lopez is already securing Oscar buzz for her upcoming performance in the Bill Condon directed 'Kiss of the Spider Woman', and we now have a full trailer!
Check it out below, and make sure to catch the film when it drops October 10th:
I have......thoughts.
According to reports, a new biopic on the legendary Joni Mitchell is moving forward with director Cameron Crowe, and he's got his eyes on two leading ladies.
'Furiosa' herself, Anya Taylor-Joy is expected to play Mitchell in her prime during the 1960's/1970's while Oscar winner Meryl Streep is set to play current day Joni.
Nothing has been confirmed.
What do you guys think?
Late night kings stick together!!!
Jimmy Kimmel has sounded off about the cancellation of 'The Late Show with Stephe Colbert' and is standing alongside the former soon to be ex-late night host.
Speaking with Variety, Kimmel had this to say:
Well, it seems like voting for Stephen is the least we could do at this point, and I think it will be a nice statement if he does win. Obviously, awards don’t mean much, but every once in a while they do, and in this case, I think it will. So I fully expect Stephen to win the Emmy as I think people are very, very upset about what happened to him and his show.
We are really close. We became especially close during the strike. We had long, fun conversations about how to handle the situation and decided to do a podcast. Now it’s a text chain — a frequent one. I think we were all shocked and disappointed that this kind of thing is happening in America, and also disappointed that we don’t see more people on the right stepping up and saying, “Hey, this is no good.” Silencing comedians, commentators, whatever you want to call people… I have to say, if Joe Biden had used his muscle to get Sean Hannity kicked off the air, you may be surprised to learn that I would not support that. I would, in fact, support Sean Hannity in that situation, because I thought one of the founding principles of this country was free speech. But people don’t seem to care about protecting it unless you agree with them.
I just want to say that the idea that Stephen Colbert‘s show was losing $40 million a year is beyond nonsensical. These alleged insiders who supposedly analyze the budgets of the shows — I don’t know who they are, but I do know they don’t know what they’re talking about. They seem to only be focused on advertising revenue and have completely forgotten about affiliate fees, which number in the hundreds of millions — probably in total billions — and you must allocate a certain percentage of those fees to late-night shows. It really is surprising how little the media seems to know about how the media works. There’s just not a snowball’s chance in hell that that’s anywhere near accurate. Even that — that’s all you need to know. Suddenly he’s losing $40 million a year? I will tell you, the first 10 years I did the show, they claimed we weren’t making any money — and we had five times as many viewers on ABC as we do now. Who knows what’s true? All I know is they keep paying us — and that’s kind of all you need to know.
He’s not just a sweet man. He is very moral — he’s a very ethical person. He is the salt of the earth. He is a humble person and an extremely smart person. I hope that whatever he does next is even more powerful than what he’d been doing. And I think that’s very possible.
Ugh.
Beloved soap vet Tristan Rogers has sadly passed away at the age of 79, after a battle with lung cancer.
Tristan played Robert Scorpio for more than 50 years on the daytime soap 'General Hospital'. Today, executive producer of the show Robert Valenti broke the news:
The entire @GeneralHospital family is heartbroken to hear of Tristan Rogers' passing. Tristan has captivated our fans for more than 50 years and Port Charles will not be the same without him (or Robert Scorpio). (1/2) #GH pic.twitter.com/VnXLjfpDEX
— Frank Valentini (@valentinifrank) August 15, 2025
I would like to extend my deepest sympathies to his family and friends during this difficult time. Tristan was a one-of-a-kind talent and will be greatly missed. May he rest in peace. (2/2) #GH
— Frank Valentini (@valentinifrank) August 15, 2025
Tristan just appeared on the show just earlier last month in a surprise cameo:
